Can i make an auto ecu pass inspection in a manual
I have a 98 ek (obd2a). I bought a full low comp b20 swap with a gsr trans out of a 99 ek (obd2b). He gave me the obd2b harness and an obd2b ls ecu. I bought a obd2a ls ecu to get the car running but its an auto. I know the car will run off of that ecu but it will also throw a cel because the ecu thinks the car is in park but youre moving. Is there any way to put a switch or to splice a wire so it doesnt think its in park? There must be a wire i could splice for the tcm to trick the ecu into thinking all is well. I want to get it set up to pass inspection now so at the end of the year i have no problems
I have a 98 ek (obd2a). I bought a full low comp b20 swap with a gsr trans out of a 99 ek (obd2b). He gave me the obd2b harness and an obd2b ls ecu. I bought a obd2a ls ecu to get the car running but its an auto. I know the car will run off of that ecu but it will also throw a cel because the ecu thinks the car is in park but youre moving. Is there any way to put a switch or to splice a wire so it doesnt think its in park? There must be a wire i could splice for the tcm to trick the ecu into thinking all is well. I want to get it set up to pass inspection now so at the end of the year i have no problems
You may have to go through a failure and find out what's required or research your state/county/municipality laws.
It truly depends upon what's inspected, and what your legal authority considers passing by way of codes. Different states have differing emissions and signal requirements.
You may have to go through a failure and find out what's required or research your state/county/municipality laws.
You may have to go through a failure and find out what's required or research your state/county/municipality laws.
Again, you'll need to investigate what I stated above. But few are successful in what you're attempting.
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